Tectonic Uplift Landforms
Tectonic Uplift Landforms is a geomorphic category of mountain landforms characterized by the elevation of Earth's crustal segments through internal tectonic forces, distinguishing it from landforms shaped primarily by erosional or depositional processes.
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Xiaomin Fang, Weilin Zhang, Qingquan Meng et al. · Earth and Planetary Science Letters · 2007 · 543 citations · Full text
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